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Tricky question!With b and c of type int, the following expression is supposed to mean "b == 0 exactly when c == 0":
That is, if b is 0, then c is 0, and if c is 0, then b is 0. Is it a legal Java expression? What does it mean? |
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In the expression
below, put two pairs of parentheses in this expression to show
the order in which the three operators == are evaluated. Click the
checkbox if you think it's legal. Then Check your answer.
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